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Invisibles: Why Fame-Seekers and Attention-Cravers Are Wrong

06-Feb-20 12:45

Invisibles: Why Fame-Seekers and Attention-Cravers Are Wrong

Back in 2014, Salon wrote a piece about “Invisibles”, ie people who lead a rich and fulfilling life without the fame and popularity that so many others crave. As more and more “content creators” go out of their way to gain notoriety, it’s important to reflect on pieces like Salon’s to gauge the importance of fame and popularity to one’s business. 

 

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj, & Audrey Raj


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